Isn't the moon technically always full, it's just the light hitting it differently?
Isn't the moon technically always full, it's just the light hitting it differently?
No, but only because the term "Full Moon" is "as viewed from Earth." The latter half is assumed.
The moon is actually a hollow shell. The great shipyards of the Ir-Irendri Corporation once inhabited the back, that's why people used to see UFOs everywhere. Now that they've moved on, you don't see any. Prove me wrong.
No, but only because the term "Full Moon" is "as viewed from Earth." The latter half is assumed.
The moon is actually a hollow shell. The great shipyards of the Ir-Irendri Corporation once inhabited the back, that's why people used to see UFOs everywhere. Now that they've moved on, you don't see any. Prove me wrong.
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